Gay Chechen Singer Killed on Order of Strongman Ramzan Kadyrov: Report
The Putin ally was reportedly insulted he shook hands with a gay man.
July 25, 2023
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The Putin ally was reportedly insulted he shook hands with a gay man.
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov (pictured) denies the accounts and claims there are no gay people in Chechnya.
Kadyrov is the mastermind behind gruesome anti-LGBTQ+ purges haunting the lives of queer people in Chechnya.
Putin and Chechen authorities say gay men have not been tortured and killed, but journalists in Russia are sticking to their reports.
A new study found a major decline in support for the gay community over the past 20 years -- even among young people.
The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe points the finger at Vladimir Putin.
He arrived in Russia from Europe to attend his father's funeral after fleeing the region in 2018 due to persecution because he's gay.
The Kremlin says there's nothing to see in Chechyna, but journalists in the region disagree.
GLAAD's president is calling on Haley to "condemn this humanitarian crisis."
Those who have escaped Chechnya are coming forward with stories of beatings, electric shocks, and more.
New details have emerged about a horrific "purge" in the Russian region, the likes of which haven't been seen since the Holocaust.
The LGBT rights group wants Tillerson to press Vladimir Putin and others regarding the attacks on gay men in the Russian republic of Chechnya.
The U.S. has not offered asylum to any Chechen fleeing anti-LGBTQ persecution and has become increasingly hostile to those seeking it.
Ramzan Kadyrov claimed that he is the victim of a smear campaign by human rights groups. Meanwhile, Chechen religious leaders are urging followers to "massacre journalists."
Salman Tepsurkayev's forced apology to Ramzan Kadyrov and self-harm has sparked renewed calls for change.
Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov has overseen "an administration involved in disappearances and extrajudicial killings," Treasury Department officials said.
Leila was attacked in Moscow by a fellow Chechen who said, "When will you stop disgracing your people?"
His security operatives have been involved in interrogating detained LGBTQ+ people, according to human rights groups.
Rizvan Dadaev was held and beaten in a police station basement for three months following the release of a viral interrogation video.
Canada has opened its doors to the gay and bi men tortured in Chechnya while Trump remains silent.